For some reason, two wireless routers would not work in my apartment.
I have a cable internet comb, and I'm wondering if some single from KT is killing the routers. I'm not sure what's going on. A friend of mine who is a techie was scratching his head and couldn't understand why the routers would work for a bit and then couldn't work properly after that. I'm going to have to call KT tomorrow. Does anyone have some kind of explanation for this?

Bad wiring in your house? Was it the same router twice, or two different routers? What exactly is happening to the routers: do they burn out, or are they still functioning but you can't pick up the signal?

Bad wiring in your house? Was it the same router twice, or two different routers? What exactly is happening to the routers: do they burn out, or are they still functioning but you can't pick up the signal?

It was two different routers. I could no longer see on my computer a wireless connection to connect to. It might not have been reading the modem. It's weird that two routers were problematic when it comes to staying connected with my KT internet. I can connect directly to the internet, but I can't seem to keep wireless and have the routers working consistently.

Seems like lots of people are having probs with Korean routers. Friend of mine was trying to connect his PS3 to the router and it's completely trash. Stick with US brands. Holds true and works well with good support.

KT modems are linked to the MAC address of the first computer that connects to them. Clone your computers MAC address to your router, and it should work. and no i'm not talking about the apple sort of mac. MAC address is a unique number on each network device. That could be your problem.